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clairemcalpine.com
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| | | | | Looking ahead, March is Reading Ireland month over at Cathy746Books, so I'm putting together what is currently on my shelf and what is lurking in the depths of my kindle, which I seem to have been more reluctant to read from lately, so a month of focusing on Irish literature should help. Cathy has set... | |
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nomoreworkhorse.com
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| | | | | On Thursday night I had the pleasure of seeing Here Comes the Night - a new play from Northern Irish writer Rosemary Jenkinson. Born in Belfast in 1967, Rosemary has written plays including The Bonefire, Planet Belfast and Love and Money and her latest collection of short stories Aphrodite's Kiss was published last week. Her... | |
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lovebooksreadbooks.com
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| | | | | My anticipated reading My list Three Little Birds by Sam Blake So Late In The Day by Clare Keegan The Translator's Funeral by RonĂ¡n Hession *James Joyce - The Sisters *Dubliners is a collection of short stories. Last March I read and shared my thoughts on The Dead by James Joyce which is the last... | |
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madamebibilophilerecommends.co.uk
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| | | I feel like it wasn't so long ago I read and enjoyed Old Baggage by Lissa Evans (2018), but as I blogged about it I can see it was six years ago! Where does the time go...? Anyway, it was Susan's enticing review of Small Bomb at Dimperley (2024) which reminded me that I really... | ||